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How Race Shapes Americans’ Views of Fairness and Trade

Daniel Lobo and Ryan Brutger

In new research, Daniel Lobo and Ryan Brutger theorize that American concepts of fairness are shaped by race and lived experiences. In a national survey experiment, they confirm that white and Black Americans view differently what constitutes “fair” trade policy.

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Alexander Furnas, Tim LaPira and Clare Brock

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John Haigh, Nancy Rose and Jonathan Sallet